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Assume I have a Group and Student model, it's a one-to-many relationship;



Group has many Student,every Student has id and tuition attribute.



So I want get Group with students numbers and all the tuition .



Here is my code:



Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
$query->select(DB::raw('count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'));
])->paginate(10);


It's not working,I tried print the sql, and the sql:



select count(id) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total from `group` where `student`.`group_id` in (`1`, `2`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `7`, `8`, `11`, `12`, `13`, `14`)


I can get results when run raw sql in mysql, but laravel doesn't return anything about count or sum.










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    Assume I have a Group and Student model, it's a one-to-many relationship;



    Group has many Student,every Student has id and tuition attribute.



    So I want get Group with students numbers and all the tuition .



    Here is my code:



    Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
    $query->select(DB::raw('count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'));
    ])->paginate(10);


    It's not working,I tried print the sql, and the sql:



    select count(id) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total from `group` where `student`.`group_id` in (`1`, `2`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `7`, `8`, `11`, `12`, `13`, `14`)


    I can get results when run raw sql in mysql, but laravel doesn't return anything about count or sum.










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      Assume I have a Group and Student model, it's a one-to-many relationship;



      Group has many Student,every Student has id and tuition attribute.



      So I want get Group with students numbers and all the tuition .



      Here is my code:



      Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
      $query->select(DB::raw('count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'));
      ])->paginate(10);


      It's not working,I tried print the sql, and the sql:



      select count(id) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total from `group` where `student`.`group_id` in (`1`, `2`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `7`, `8`, `11`, `12`, `13`, `14`)


      I can get results when run raw sql in mysql, but laravel doesn't return anything about count or sum.










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      Assume I have a Group and Student model, it's a one-to-many relationship;



      Group has many Student,every Student has id and tuition attribute.



      So I want get Group with students numbers and all the tuition .



      Here is my code:



      Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
      $query->select(DB::raw('count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'));
      ])->paginate(10);


      It's not working,I tried print the sql, and the sql:



      select count(id) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total from `group` where `student`.`group_id` in (`1`, `2`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `7`, `8`, `11`, `12`, `13`, `14`)


      I can get results when run raw sql in mysql, but laravel doesn't return anything about count or sum.







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          Use withCount() instead of with():





          Group::withCount([
          'student as numbers',
          'student as total' => function($query)
          $query->select(DB::raw('sum(tuition)'));

          ])->paginate(10);


          Solution for Laravel 5.2:



          Group::selectRaw('(select count(*) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as numbers')
          ->selectRaw('(select sum(tuition) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as total')
          ->paginate(10);





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          • I'm using laravel 5.2, it says call to undefined function.Any idea?
            – Evol Rof
            Nov 9 at 1:47










          • withCount() requires Laravel 5.3. I added an alternative with raw subqueries.
            – Jonas Staudenmeir
            Nov 9 at 1:53

















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          You can use withCount() instead of with()



          https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/eloquent-relationships#counting-related-models






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            Tested a lot;



            When I use find get only one row.



            Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
            $query->select(DB::raw(' group_id ,count(`id`) as number, sum(tuition) as total'));
            ])->find(1);


            It worked.



            The only thing I miss is I need select student.group_id,which means foreign key in hasMany relationship.



            But when you want use paginate or get method fetch multiply rows.



            You will only get a total result in your first model object with others are null.



             
            "id": 1,
            "name":"first",
            "student": [


            "group_id": 1,
            "number": 129,
            "total": "38700.00"

            ]
            ,

            "id": 2,
            "name":"second",
            "student":
            ,

            "id": 3,
            "name":"third",
            "student":
            ,


            Just add ->groupBy('group_id) and you will get what you want



             Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
            $query->select(DB::raw('id, class_id ,count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'))->groupBy('group_id');
            ])->paginate(10);


            Result:



             
            "id": 1,
            "name":"first",
            "student": [


            "group_id": 1,
            "number": 40,
            "total": "12000.00"

            ]
            ,

            "id": 2,
            "name":"second",
            "student": [


            "group_id": 2,
            "number": 43,
            "total": "12900.00"


            ]
            ,

            "id": 3,
            "name":"third",
            "student": [


            "group_id": 3,
            "number": 46,
            "total": "13800.00"

            ]
            ,





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              up vote
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              accepted










              Use withCount() instead of with():





              Group::withCount([
              'student as numbers',
              'student as total' => function($query)
              $query->select(DB::raw('sum(tuition)'));

              ])->paginate(10);


              Solution for Laravel 5.2:



              Group::selectRaw('(select count(*) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as numbers')
              ->selectRaw('(select sum(tuition) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as total')
              ->paginate(10);





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              • I'm using laravel 5.2, it says call to undefined function.Any idea?
                – Evol Rof
                Nov 9 at 1:47










              • withCount() requires Laravel 5.3. I added an alternative with raw subqueries.
                – Jonas Staudenmeir
                Nov 9 at 1:53














              up vote
              0
              down vote



              accepted










              Use withCount() instead of with():





              Group::withCount([
              'student as numbers',
              'student as total' => function($query)
              $query->select(DB::raw('sum(tuition)'));

              ])->paginate(10);


              Solution for Laravel 5.2:



              Group::selectRaw('(select count(*) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as numbers')
              ->selectRaw('(select sum(tuition) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as total')
              ->paginate(10);





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              • I'm using laravel 5.2, it says call to undefined function.Any idea?
                – Evol Rof
                Nov 9 at 1:47










              • withCount() requires Laravel 5.3. I added an alternative with raw subqueries.
                – Jonas Staudenmeir
                Nov 9 at 1:53












              up vote
              0
              down vote



              accepted







              up vote
              0
              down vote



              accepted






              Use withCount() instead of with():





              Group::withCount([
              'student as numbers',
              'student as total' => function($query)
              $query->select(DB::raw('sum(tuition)'));

              ])->paginate(10);


              Solution for Laravel 5.2:



              Group::selectRaw('(select count(*) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as numbers')
              ->selectRaw('(select sum(tuition) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as total')
              ->paginate(10);





              share|improve this answer














              Use withCount() instead of with():





              Group::withCount([
              'student as numbers',
              'student as total' => function($query)
              $query->select(DB::raw('sum(tuition)'));

              ])->paginate(10);


              Solution for Laravel 5.2:



              Group::selectRaw('(select count(*) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as numbers')
              ->selectRaw('(select sum(tuition) from students where groups.id = students.group_id) as total')
              ->paginate(10);






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              answered Nov 9 at 1:31









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              • I'm using laravel 5.2, it says call to undefined function.Any idea?
                – Evol Rof
                Nov 9 at 1:47










              • withCount() requires Laravel 5.3. I added an alternative with raw subqueries.
                – Jonas Staudenmeir
                Nov 9 at 1:53
















              • I'm using laravel 5.2, it says call to undefined function.Any idea?
                – Evol Rof
                Nov 9 at 1:47










              • withCount() requires Laravel 5.3. I added an alternative with raw subqueries.
                – Jonas Staudenmeir
                Nov 9 at 1:53















              I'm using laravel 5.2, it says call to undefined function.Any idea?
              – Evol Rof
              Nov 9 at 1:47




              I'm using laravel 5.2, it says call to undefined function.Any idea?
              – Evol Rof
              Nov 9 at 1:47












              withCount() requires Laravel 5.3. I added an alternative with raw subqueries.
              – Jonas Staudenmeir
              Nov 9 at 1:53




              withCount() requires Laravel 5.3. I added an alternative with raw subqueries.
              – Jonas Staudenmeir
              Nov 9 at 1:53












              up vote
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              You can use withCount() instead of with()



              https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/eloquent-relationships#counting-related-models






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                You can use withCount() instead of with()



                https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/eloquent-relationships#counting-related-models






                share|improve this answer






















                  up vote
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                  down vote










                  up vote
                  0
                  down vote









                  You can use withCount() instead of with()



                  https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/eloquent-relationships#counting-related-models






                  share|improve this answer












                  You can use withCount() instead of with()



                  https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/eloquent-relationships#counting-related-models







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                  answered Nov 9 at 2:21









                  Nguyen Hung Thai

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                      Tested a lot;



                      When I use find get only one row.



                      Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                      $query->select(DB::raw(' group_id ,count(`id`) as number, sum(tuition) as total'));
                      ])->find(1);


                      It worked.



                      The only thing I miss is I need select student.group_id,which means foreign key in hasMany relationship.



                      But when you want use paginate or get method fetch multiply rows.



                      You will only get a total result in your first model object with others are null.



                       
                      "id": 1,
                      "name":"first",
                      "student": [


                      "group_id": 1,
                      "number": 129,
                      "total": "38700.00"

                      ]
                      ,

                      "id": 2,
                      "name":"second",
                      "student":
                      ,

                      "id": 3,
                      "name":"third",
                      "student":
                      ,


                      Just add ->groupBy('group_id) and you will get what you want



                       Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                      $query->select(DB::raw('id, class_id ,count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'))->groupBy('group_id');
                      ])->paginate(10);


                      Result:



                       
                      "id": 1,
                      "name":"first",
                      "student": [


                      "group_id": 1,
                      "number": 40,
                      "total": "12000.00"

                      ]
                      ,

                      "id": 2,
                      "name":"second",
                      "student": [


                      "group_id": 2,
                      "number": 43,
                      "total": "12900.00"


                      ]
                      ,

                      "id": 3,
                      "name":"third",
                      "student": [


                      "group_id": 3,
                      "number": 46,
                      "total": "13800.00"

                      ]
                      ,





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                        up vote
                        0
                        down vote













                        Tested a lot;



                        When I use find get only one row.



                        Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                        $query->select(DB::raw(' group_id ,count(`id`) as number, sum(tuition) as total'));
                        ])->find(1);


                        It worked.



                        The only thing I miss is I need select student.group_id,which means foreign key in hasMany relationship.



                        But when you want use paginate or get method fetch multiply rows.



                        You will only get a total result in your first model object with others are null.



                         
                        "id": 1,
                        "name":"first",
                        "student": [


                        "group_id": 1,
                        "number": 129,
                        "total": "38700.00"

                        ]
                        ,

                        "id": 2,
                        "name":"second",
                        "student":
                        ,

                        "id": 3,
                        "name":"third",
                        "student":
                        ,


                        Just add ->groupBy('group_id) and you will get what you want



                         Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                        $query->select(DB::raw('id, class_id ,count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'))->groupBy('group_id');
                        ])->paginate(10);


                        Result:



                         
                        "id": 1,
                        "name":"first",
                        "student": [


                        "group_id": 1,
                        "number": 40,
                        "total": "12000.00"

                        ]
                        ,

                        "id": 2,
                        "name":"second",
                        "student": [


                        "group_id": 2,
                        "number": 43,
                        "total": "12900.00"


                        ]
                        ,

                        "id": 3,
                        "name":"third",
                        "student": [


                        "group_id": 3,
                        "number": 46,
                        "total": "13800.00"

                        ]
                        ,





                        share|improve this answer






















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                          down vote










                          up vote
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                          down vote









                          Tested a lot;



                          When I use find get only one row.



                          Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                          $query->select(DB::raw(' group_id ,count(`id`) as number, sum(tuition) as total'));
                          ])->find(1);


                          It worked.



                          The only thing I miss is I need select student.group_id,which means foreign key in hasMany relationship.



                          But when you want use paginate or get method fetch multiply rows.



                          You will only get a total result in your first model object with others are null.



                           
                          "id": 1,
                          "name":"first",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 1,
                          "number": 129,
                          "total": "38700.00"

                          ]
                          ,

                          "id": 2,
                          "name":"second",
                          "student":
                          ,

                          "id": 3,
                          "name":"third",
                          "student":
                          ,


                          Just add ->groupBy('group_id) and you will get what you want



                           Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                          $query->select(DB::raw('id, class_id ,count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'))->groupBy('group_id');
                          ])->paginate(10);


                          Result:



                           
                          "id": 1,
                          "name":"first",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 1,
                          "number": 40,
                          "total": "12000.00"

                          ]
                          ,

                          "id": 2,
                          "name":"second",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 2,
                          "number": 43,
                          "total": "12900.00"


                          ]
                          ,

                          "id": 3,
                          "name":"third",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 3,
                          "number": 46,
                          "total": "13800.00"

                          ]
                          ,





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                          Tested a lot;



                          When I use find get only one row.



                          Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                          $query->select(DB::raw(' group_id ,count(`id`) as number, sum(tuition) as total'));
                          ])->find(1);


                          It worked.



                          The only thing I miss is I need select student.group_id,which means foreign key in hasMany relationship.



                          But when you want use paginate or get method fetch multiply rows.



                          You will only get a total result in your first model object with others are null.



                           
                          "id": 1,
                          "name":"first",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 1,
                          "number": 129,
                          "total": "38700.00"

                          ]
                          ,

                          "id": 2,
                          "name":"second",
                          "student":
                          ,

                          "id": 3,
                          "name":"third",
                          "student":
                          ,


                          Just add ->groupBy('group_id) and you will get what you want



                           Group::with(['student'=>function($query)
                          $query->select(DB::raw('id, class_id ,count(`id`) as numbers, sum(tuition) as total'))->groupBy('group_id');
                          ])->paginate(10);


                          Result:



                           
                          "id": 1,
                          "name":"first",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 1,
                          "number": 40,
                          "total": "12000.00"

                          ]
                          ,

                          "id": 2,
                          "name":"second",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 2,
                          "number": 43,
                          "total": "12900.00"


                          ]
                          ,

                          "id": 3,
                          "name":"third",
                          "student": [


                          "group_id": 3,
                          "number": 46,
                          "total": "13800.00"

                          ]
                          ,






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